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New York & Manhattan Beach RR - C.L. Flint - 0-4-4T

Later sold by Mason to NY&MBRR and named C.L Flint.

Source - "The Fairlie Locomotive" - Abbott p81

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The Admiral Almy was purchased in 1877.

Source - "American Narrow Gauge Railroads" - Hilton p129

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This is the Brooklyn, another 0-4-4T with Walschaerts Valve gear.  

Original builders photo from an 1877 Mason Bogey Narrow Gauge Catalog.  From the collection of Keith Christenson.  Click photo for a larger image or here for a digitally enhanced larger version.

Photo pending ... Another shot of the Admiral Almy.  Note the star on the engine number board on the smokebox.   She was subsequently sold to the Cincinatti Northern Railway in 1881.  From there she went to the Toledo, Cincinatti & St. Louis Railroad in 1883 and was returned to the Cincinatti Northern in 1884.

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The Peter Styvesant was purchased in 1878.
Name C.L. Flint
Admiral Almy
Peter Styvesant
Number  
Works No 571, 581 & 590 Type 0-4-4T
Date 1876, 1877 & 1878 Drivers 3'0" & 3'6"
Cylinders 11x16 & 12x16 Weight  
Gauge 3'0"    
Later RR Long Island RR

Known Facts: According to Abbott, the C.L Flint was built in 1876 and used on the 3 foot gauge West End Passenger Railway of the Centennial Exposition in Philadelphia.  It was sold in 1877 to the New York & Manhattan Beach RR  and renamed to the C.L. Flint.  

The NY&MB RR also bought the Admiral Almy in 1877.

 

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